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Twisp River Forest Restoration Project Moving Forward - Vimarsana News

Twisp River Forest Restoration Project Moving Forward

The first timber sale will likely go out to bid next month

Source: kpq.com
How to rebuild in a time of endless fire - Vimarsana News

How to rebuild in a time of endless fire

Okanogan County, Washington, had hardly recovered from the last devastating wildfire when the next one struck.

Source: hcn.org
When Utilities Burn your House Down and Get Away with it - Vimarsana News

When Utilities Burn your House Down and Get Away with it

Washington state's law and regulations are mostly silent about utility companies' duty to prevent wildfire. Its regulators aren't required to inspect power lines for fire risk, and have no power to impose fines if there are hazards.<br/><br/>

5 of the American West's Most Iconic Roads - Vimarsana News

5 of the American West's Most Iconic Roads

The western U.S. is home to some of the most awe-inspiring landscapes in the world, from deep alpine forests to dramatic coastlines. Even more impressive

It's Very Hot, It's Tinder Dry, And Wildfire Conditions Are 'Unusually Risky' At This Point - Vimarsana News

It's Very Hot, It's Tinder Dry, And Wildfire Conditions Are 'Unusually Risky' At This Point

Originally published on July 2, 2021 6:07 pm File photo. Information on public fire danger signs comes from the National Fire Danger Rating System, which was recently updated for the first time in more than four decades. CREDIT: Jacob Frank/NPS READ ON The Northwest is primed for fire season, and not in a good way. East of the Cascades, forecasters say this year could be worse than recent record-breaking fire seasons. Washington officials predict this year could be a “huge challenge,” with no significant relief in sight. Across the Northwest, there are “unusually risky” conditions ...